We’re only a few weeks away from the third iteration of Noah Hawley’s latest reimagining of the Fargo universe, originally fabricated so brilliantly by Joel and Ethan Coen in 1996. That’s 21 years ago now – and while Hawley’s two previous versions of Fargo, presented as stand-alone miniseries with separate plots, settings and casts, are fresh, funny, dramatic and captivating, the original article seems fresh and all the rest, too, all these years later. This is the